The Latest Breaking News from Red Sea

Houthi rebels have been targeting ships in the Red Sea since November

Underwater cable damage in Red Sea disrupts global connectivity; suspected Houthi involvement raises security concerns.

It's Day 150 of the Israel-Hamas war – the warring sides appear to be in a deadlock as the international community calls for an immediate halt to the fighting, and over in northern Israel, one person was killed and several others wounded following a missile attack that targeted Galilee.

Houthi rebels sink a commercial ship in the Red Sea, raising concerns about maritime safety in the region.

Destroyer Caio Duilio, part of the EU shipping protection force, took out weapon when it came within four miles of the vessel

With shipping stocks in focus amid geopolitically motivated Red Sea diversions, outperforming ZIM stock just scored an upgrade to "Buy" at Jefferies.

The sinking of the M/V Rubymar cargo ship in the Red Sea poses a significant threat to the region's delicate ecosystem and vital industries.

Houthi rebels accuse UK and US of disrupting undersea cables in Red Sea, impacting internet services in Yemen.

British cargo ship sinking by Houthi rebels impacts shipping routes and costs in the region.

The UK-owned bulk carrier was struck on February 18 with multiple missiles, resulting in an oil slick in the Red Sea.

“Well, we didn’t see that one coming — the Houthis took us all by surprise,” a distinguished former security official muttered to me this week. In just under four months the Houthis have attacked 57 vessels in and around the Red Sea. They have disrupted waterways carrying 15 per cent…